Affordable Housing

What once served as a school will begin its transformation this spring into affordable housing units. A groundbreaking ceremony was held Friday afternoon outside the former Buffalo Public School 78 on Olympic Avenue, getting the $19 million project underway.

Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced $991 million in bonds and subsidies have been awarded to create or preserve over 3,200 affordable, sustainable and supportive homes across the state, including in Western New York.

A lot of issues got covered during Thursday evening's Buffalo mayoral debate, despite the technical problems that plagued its virtual platform and an…

Where’s the most expensive place to live in North America? Stay away from Canada and California, according to a new report from Oxford Economics. The…

The City of Buffalo has demolished thousands of buildings, fearing they would stay vacant and deteriorated and contribute to blight. A local preservation…

An affordable housing project known as Mt. Aaron Village, when completed some time next year, will include dozens of apartments as well as units and…

The remaining Shoreline Apartments have been an eyesore in downtown Buffalo the last few years, but the vacant complex will soon come down to make way for…

The amount of affordable housing in Buffalo is continuing to creep upward. On Thursday, the city's Common Council revised its approval of a Planned Unit…

With work starting on a 201-unit affordable housing complex on Ellicott Street, Common Council President Pridgen says this isn't the time to ease the…

A major affordable housing complex at Elmwood Avenue and Utica Street in Buffalo received an extension of the PILOT agreement that keeps its property…